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An Evening with Matthew Reilly

An evening with Matthew Reilly

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Much-loved best-selling author Matthew Reilly returns to Newcastle for the first time in seven years to speak about his new novel, the epic historical thriller Mr Einstein's Secretary. Spanning 40 years, this is the thrilling tale of a young woman propelled through history's most dangerous times.

The conversation will be hosted by ABC Newcastle's Dan Cox.

Thank you to the University of Newcastle and Pan Macmillan for supporting this Newcastle Writers Festival event.

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Brennan Room, University of Newcastle
Shortland Building, Callaghan NSW 2308

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